Well, as you can see in stats, it seems that every thursday activity goes way down and it gets worse as the weekend starts. It picks up again slightly when the week starts. It's usually much lower when it's my weekend of work (and my bigger work shifts).

The main danger here is that we are unable to keep sustained activity up: It picks up again on weekdays but after weekend all that momentum is lost and all the work has to be redone from scratch. That said, the major activity decrease since mid 2011 might be due to Munchor, Ashbad and SirCmpwn being gone, though. They were by far the most active members when they were still around (in Munchor's case, sometimes more than me) and Munchor usually replied to every project like me.

Also we have to avoid falling into a downward spiral of people getting unmotivated to continue projects due to lack of reply, which in turns discourages people from helping on projects due to too many dying, because I think that every reply count, even if lower, and you are usually safe to double-post an update anyway. Just look at Not_a_Number's music, for example: Even though he takes a long while to get replies he still posts his stuff anyway since he's eventually gonna get some, and that's with the music section being much less popular than the programming one. Of course, however, certain calc projects might get less replies if 1) they were done many times before (menu-based games, sprite editor, pong clone, etc) or 2) if the member had an history of causing trouble (in which case it seems to kinda cause some sort of boycott or deterring members from his topics)

And of course I would at least hope that if activity goes down to 2008-09 levels that we don't end up being forced to give money prizes to members who keep a certain activity level, posting and project wise like what I thought once, because this would eventually backfire, since newer members would only come for the money and this might result in low quality projects popping up.

That sucks. This reminds me of my music on Youtube nowadays. >.<

Nice to hear.

I think new members are partly due to bots bypassing CloudFlare filters easier, but I did notice a certain activity increase some weeks. I'm quite less active this month due to being busy, though, so activity could probably have been higher otherwise.

I might put half of my files back on ticalc.org and TI-Planet soon, but first I want to update every readme with the current website link and I might group certain games together. I might also add some of them on Cemetech in that format, but it might be restricted to the big names/classics. That might hopefully help bringing some new people.

Will this work in every browser including mobile?

Yeah I was more worried about browsers that might not support display:none/<span> or CSS at all

http://status.omnimaga.org/

the posts are still decreasing, the activity is decreasing.....does anybody have a new+good idea to prevent that?
The CSE unfortunatley didn't give us our hoped results
No new member due to the CSE yet

Why won't you guys just post your comp work here just as I do it?
I see omnimaga as a general programming forum and if i need help the first place where i look is seriousley always omnimaga